"Silent icicles,
Quietly shining to the moon."
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
While icicles hanging from the eaves of the house is an amazing sight...
especially when they're as magnificent as this one...
I find the intricate detail of the close up so much more interesting!!!
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Great texture! I have to admit I don't really miss these right now. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Brian!!! They're a sign that the snow is melting though Brian!!
DeleteSurely it's not still so cold Chieftess? Love the icicles just not sure if I'd like them as much after such a long time :)
ReplyDeleteIt snowed all week last week!!! We're guessing that the heavy snow is basically over and any snow from here out will just be a flurry...but then, I was reading about Dave McCoy building the ski resort and he talked about a winter in the 50's or 60's where it snowed steadily from April Fool's Day (April 1st) until Memorial Day (the last weekend of May)....so you never know up here!!!
DeleteBoth photos are extraordinarily beautiful, Chieftess! At first I thought the top one was an aerial view of some land form and water!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bibi!!!
ReplyDeleteWow !
ReplyDeleteE' veramente bella questa stalattite in ghiaccio !!!
Buona domenica :)
Myriam
That first image is really superb! :-)
ReplyDeleteThat first one does have a bit of an abstract style to it. The icicles look big!
ReplyDeleteOurs have dripped their way into the ground for which I am GRATEFUL! I love yours though ;)
ReplyDeleteI love your eye, Chieftess.
ReplyDeleteTheChief saw your comment Petrea and asked if I'd mentioned that he pointed the icicle out to me!!!
DeleteI always thought that icicles were intriguing, too. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteThis one started at the top of the second story and dripped almost to the ground!!! It's about half that size today...just two days later!
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